APUSH AMSCO Topics 3.2-3.5

What was the outcome of the British invasion of Canada in 1756?

• The French and Native American forces were victorious
• The British suffered a major defeat
• The British were successful in taking over Canada
• The war ended in a stalemate

Which country was not involved in the Seven Years' War?

• Russia
• Great Britain
• Spain
• France

What was the impact of the Seven Years' War on Native American tribes?

• They formed alliances with European powers
• They lost their freedom and power
• They remained neutral throughout the war
• They gained more land and resources

Which country ultimately won the Seven Years' War?

• Great Britain
• France
• Spain
• Native American tribes

How did the British military strategy differ from the French during the Seven Years' War?

• The British formed alliances with Native American tribes while the French did not
• The British focused on taking over Canada while the French focused on the Caribbean
• The British relied on colonial forces while the French sent regular troops
• The British used guerrilla tactics while the French used traditional warfare

What was the main cause of the Seven Years' War?

• Rivalries between European countries
• Competition for resources in North America
• Disagreements over religion
• Desire for control over colonies and trade

Why did the Albany Plan of Union ultimately fail?

• Each colony wanted to maintain their own power
• The British government did not support it
• The plan was too expensive
• The Native American tribes opposed it

What was the main purpose of the Albany Plan of Union?

• To recruit soldiers for the British army
• To establish a trade agreement with Native American tribes
• To create a government for all the colonies
• To gain control over the fur trade

How did the British view the American militia during the Seven Years' War?

• As highly trained and disciplined
• As a valuable asset in the war effort
• As a threat to British control
• As poorly trained and disorderly

What effect did the Seven Years' War have on the relationship between the British and American colonies?

• It caused tension and resentment
• It led to the colonies gaining independence
• It strengthened their alliance and cooperation
• It had no impact on their relationship